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... known from the Persian tradition and borrowed  by the kings of Macedonia. It has been suggested that the sculpture depicts Alexander the Great as Herakles, shown on his feet combatting a lion while Krateros mounted on horseback, comes to his aid.

This portrait originates from the renowned statue of Alexander the Great wielding a spear, an outstanding work by the skilled Greek sculptor Lysippus, thriving in the 4th century BC. Tiny holes suggest that a metallic circlet was inserted amongst his...

The iconic statue of Alexander the Great's powerful bust stands proudly on display.

It is unknown precisely when the statue of Alexander the Great was collected by Barry and sent to Marbury Hall, although he almost certainly purchased it either through Jenkins or Hamilton prior to 1780. The first recorded instance of Alexander...

This is an iconic head-portrait statue honoring Alexander the Great.\r\nAlso referred to as Alexander III or Alexander of Macedonia, he was a powerful king of Macedonia (336–323 BCE), who single-handedly toppled the Persian empire, boldly extending...

Alexander the Great is a legendary conqueror of ancient times, and this statue allows us to admire his magnificence. Who is depicted in this remarkable piece? Alexander III of Macedon (July 20-21, 356 BC – June 10-11, 323 BC), commonly known as...

... From the time of the reign of Ptolemy I Soter ('Saviour') (305-282 BC), Alexander was worshipped as a god and the forefather of the dynasty." http://www.britishmuseum.org/explore/highlights/highlight_objects/gr/m/portrait_alexander_the_great.aspx

This stunning bronze casting, crafted in the early 20th century, masterfully captures the likeness of Alexander the Great as a regal mask. ...On display at the prestigious Masterpiece Fair in London, it left an indelible mark on all who beheld its...

Reputedly, Alexander the Great commissioned only a select group of artists for his portraits, with renowned sculptor Lysippos and painter Apelles among them. This particular sculpture illustrates a more youthful, yet possibly divine, Alexander; he...

Alexander the Great, also known as Alexander III or Alexander of Macedonia, was born in 356 BCE in Pella, a city located in northwestern Greece, near modern-day Thessaloniki. He would later become king of Macedonia from 336 until his death in 323...

Our first bust release shows the Macedonian King in his iconic lion helmet and ornate armour, painstakingly sculpted based on the famous alexander mosaic and other sources. This bust will look fantastic on any display shelf or as a gift for the...

The iconic image of the legendary Macedonian king Alexander the Great has captivated artists and spectators for centuries. Described by Arrian as a "strong, handsome commander with one dark eye like the night sky and one blue eye like the open sky",...

Alexander's impressive head, crafted during the Roman era, nearly four centuries following his demise, starkly illustrates the enduring admiration for him that persisted even beyond his passing. ...Many Romans, particularly high-ranking military...

Ptolemaic Marble, about 200 BC, found in Egypt From photos taken at the Getty Center, piece on loan from the British Museum.

Turned some line art depictuing the bust which depicts the ideal version of the Dying Alexander the Great bust into some wall mounted art. ...Has a keyhole insert for screws in back.

Alexander the Great was a renowned Macedonian king (336-323 BC) who reigned as one of history's most triumphant military strategists. This incredible replica captures the essence of the ancient Greek leader. Part of "Scan The World," this project is...

This is a basic 3D scan of the marble portrait of Alexander the Great in the British Museum: item GR 1872.5-15.1 (Sculpture 1857), said to be from Alexandria from the 2nd - 1st Century BC.

This is a basic 3D scan of the marble portrait of Alexander the Great in the British Museum: item GR 1872.5-15.1 (Sculpture 1857), said to be from Alexandria from the 2nd - 1st Century BC.

The obverse side depicts Alexander the Great as Herakles/Hercules, sporting a lionskin on his head. A dot border surrounds this image. ...In contrast, the reverse shows Zeus sitting down, clad only in the lower half of a garment, with an eagle grasped...

MH 2000.2.74a.INV Tetradrachm of Alexander the Great as Herakles, 245-225 BCE Greek Silver (AR) Overall: 1 1/4 in; 3.2 cm Purchase with the Nancy Everett Dwight Fund from the Caroline Morris Galt Collection Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, South...

The head of Alexander the Great is depicted in bronze, possibly crafted by Greeks or Romans. It dates from late Hellenistic to Hadrianic period, approximately between 150 BC and AD 138. This artifact resides in a private collection with inventory...

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This statue unmistakably portrays Alexander the Great. ...A second sculpture, unfortunately lacking or incorrect records regarding its origins, originates from the prestigious Foundry of the esteemed Academy of Fine Arts in St Petersburg.

Alexander III of Macedon, widely regarded as Alexander the Great, served as a mighty king (basileus) of the renowned ancient Greek kingdom of Macedon and a proud member of the esteemed Argead dynasty. ...This statue is likely a tribute erected in...

The inscription on the side of the statue, identifies with certainty Alexander The Great as the man depicted on the column. The piece appears to be very similar to a bronze sculpture which represented the overall figure of Alexander The Great and...

Name: Alexander the Great Material: Cast (plaster of Paris) Format: Head Museum: Courtesy Skulpturhalle, Basel Museum inventory number: 249 Museum of original: Istanbul, Museum of Archeology Name of photographer/modeler: Davide Angheleddu Copyright...

Alexander III of Macedon, famously known as Alexander the Great, sits atop this marble head, a powerful figure born in Pella in 356 BC. As a king of ancient Greece's kingdom of Macedon, he was part of the Argead dynasty and seized his father Philip...

Seeking to reach the farthest reaches of the world and the Great Outer Sea, Alexander invaded India in 326 BC but eventually retreated at the insistence of his homesick troops. Alexander died in Babylon in 323 BC, the city he had planned to...

... the Hellenistic kings who divided and ruled the vast kingdom he had created. The cult of Alexander persisted during Roman times, particularly in Macedonia, his homeland, and in Asia Minor, where cities proudly traced their foundations to his rule.

Alexander the Great was a legendary Greek king who ruled during the Hellenistic period, circa 335 B.C. or later. This Roman copy of his likeness is housed in the Glyptothek Museum in Munich, Germany, with inventory number Gl. 298. ...A replica of this...